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US President Joe Biden has pushed back on the idea extra jobless payments are hindering hiring

Citing Labor Shortage, US States End Pandemic Jobless Benefits

Citing labor shortage, US states end pandemic jobless benefits

Russia has relatively few school shootings due to normally tight security in education facilities

Nine Dead In Russia School Shooting

Nine dead in Russia school shooting

Greensill Capital's clients included steel empire GFG Alliance, which employs thousands of workers worldwide

Greensill Boss Takes Full Responsibility For Collapse

Greensill boss takes full responsibility for collapse

The 10 people were killed at the height of "The Troubles", a sectarian conflict over British rule in Northern Ireland which raged over three decades until 1998

Army Used 'Disproportionate' Force In 1971 NIreland Killings: Coroner

Army used 'disproportionate' force in 1971 NIreland killings: coroner

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has not appeared in public in person since the funeral of her husband of 73 years, Prince Philip, on April 17, 2021

Queen Returns To Public Stage With UK Govt's New Agenda

Queen returns to public stage with UK govt's new agenda

Nissan has said it has trimmed its annual net loss but the outlook remains clouded by a global chip shortage

Nissan Expects Move Towards Profit Despite Chip Shortage

Nissan expects move towards profit despite chip shortage

A Meituan food delivery man rides his scooter in Beijing

China App Giant Meituan Tumbles After CEO's Poetic Swipe At Officials

China app giant Meituan tumbles after CEO's poetic swipe at officials

The growth of 5.4 percent since the last census in 2010 reflects fears of a looming demographic crisis

China Posts Slowest Population Growth In Decades

The growth of 5.4% over the past decade was the slowest since the 1960s and comes alongside a sharp drop in the number of working-age people.

The World Health Organization said the B.1.517 variant spreading in India appears to be more contagious

Pfizer Shot Gets US Drug Regulator Nod For 12-15 Year Olds As India Outbreak Rages

The Centers for Disease Control said its advisory committee will now meet to discuss a recommendation for this age group.

The drill is the first involving all three countries and coming with rising concern about China's stance in the region

Japan Launches First Joint Military Drill With US, France

Japan launches first joint military drill with US, France

Hong Kong's 370,000 foreign domestic workers are mostly poorly paid women from the Philippines and Indonesia

Hong Kong Scraps Mandatory Vaccines For Foreign Domestic Workers

Hong Kong scraps mandatory vaccines for foreign domestic workers

The concept of "fair share" emissions cuts has been gaining traction among environmental and human rights organisations for several years

Growing Movement For 'Fair Share' Climate Commitments

Growing movement for 'fair share' climate commitments

Australian production of manuka honey could soon be dealt a heavy blow, with a group of New Zealand producers launching proceedings in multiple countries to register the term and claim its exclusive use

All About The Money Honey: Australia, NZ Clash Over Manuka Label

All about the money honey: Australia, NZ clash over manuka label

A man pedals past a mural of late reggae legend Bob Marley in Kingston, Jamaica

Forty Years On, Bob Marley's Rich Legacy Thrives

Forty years on, Bob Marley's rich legacy thrives

Milan's mythical La Scala opera house reopens to the public later on Monday

'Tears Of Joy': Milan's La Scala Opera House Reopens To Public

'Tears of joy': Milan's La Scala opera house reopens to public

'We are talking about the survival of our country,' the anonymous signatories told Macron

Anger In France Over 'Civil War' Warning

Anger in France over 'civil war' warning

The Golden Globes is second in importance only to the Oscars in Hollywood's film award season, but its future status has been called into question by threats of a boycott over some of the HFPA's controversies

NBC Drops Next Year's Golden Globes Over Diversity Row

NBC drops next year's Golden Globes over diversity row

Oil prices, already rising on hopes for a pick-up in demand as the global economy rebounds, jumped on news of a cyber attack on the biggest pipeline in the United States

Dow Falls Back After Topping 35,000 For 1st Time, Nasdaq Sinks

Dow falls back after topping 35,000 for 1st time, Nasdaq sinks

The attack on a girls' school in Kabul was the deadliest in more than a year

Taliban And Afghan Forces Declare Eid Holiday Ceasefire As Violence Soars

Taliban and Afghan forces declare Eid holiday ceasefire as violence soars

Fourniret died at the La Pitie-Salpetriere hospital in Paris

Families Denied Justice As French Serial Killer Dies At 79

Families denied justice as French serial killer dies at 79

A G7 gathering in England starting June 11 is an opportunity for wealthy nations to take the lead on sustainable development

G7 Must Invest $10 Trillion For Sustainable Recovery: Report

G7 must invest $10 trillion for sustainable recovery: report

According to the United Nations more than 50 million tonnes of electronic waste was discarded in 2019

E-waste Recycling Matter Of National Security: Report

E-waste recycling matter of national security: report

Office workers in Midtown, New York, on May 10, 2021

New Yorkers Start To Return To Offices, In Hybrid Mode For Now

New Yorkers start to return to offices, in hybrid mode for now

Nika Melia was arrested in February in a violent police raid on his party headquarters

Georgia Frees Jailed Opposition Leader After EU Posts Bail

Georgia frees jailed opposition leader after EU posts bail

Anti-government protests in Colombia have continued despite authorities shelving a proposed tax reform

Colombia President Increasingly Under Fire As Protests Persist

Colombia president increasingly under fire as protests persist

A so-called 'green certificate' is seen as a key tool to save the European summer vacation period

EU's Covid Health Pass To Be Operational In June

EU's Covid health pass to be operational in June

This picture taken during a government-organised media tour shows tourists at the former residence of Mao Zedong in Yan'an, the headquarters of the Chinese Communist Party from 1936 to 1947

In China's 'Red Holy Land', Tourists Mark Communist Party Centenary

In China's 'Red Holy Land', tourists mark Communist Party centenary

Campaign groups estimate that four million people in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia were exposed to Agent Orange used by US troops between 1962 and 1971.

French Court Dismisses Case Over Agent Orange Use In Vietnam War

French court dismisses case over Agent Orange use in Vietnam War

'We are talking about the survival of our country,' the anonymous signatories told Macron

New Military Letter Warns Macron Over 'Survival' Of France

New military letter warns Macron over 'survival' of France

A rapid vaccination programme has allowed British authorities to ease many coronavirus restrictions

Europe Eases Covid-19 Curbs As Huge India Outbreak Persists

Europe eases Covid-19 curbs as huge India outbreak persists

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